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A 2024 outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 infections in Washington and California was traced to organic walnuts, only the second known U.S. outbreak of the pathogen linked to tree nuts.
Three patients in three states were hospitalized after injecting themselves with botulinum toxin bought from unauthorized online sources, raising alarms about a growing DIY cosmetics trend.
Rising utilization, new therapies, and workforce pressures continue to drive healthcare spending upward, according to a new industry analysis.
Research published in JAMA estimates sustainable cost-based prices for common diabetes drugs, highlighting the gap between production costs and what patients pay.
A comprehensive analysis published in JAMA examines the current global burden of skin melanoma and projects significant increases over the next decade and a half.
The financial services firm's latest report highlights the growing burden of medical expenses in retirement across all age groups.
Experts warn that vintage plastic food storage containers made before 2010 may pose health risks due to BPA exposure.
The state is grappling with widespread PFAS contamination left behind by decades of firefighting foam use.
A breakthrough method that skips traditional lab culturing matched standard results in over 96% of cases, potentially transforming how urinary tract infections are treated.
A national analysis spanning nearly two decades finds that fewer than 6% of U.S. adults use salt substitutes, despite strong evidence they lower blood pressure.
Scientists are engineering microscopic machines from DNA that could one day target cancer cells, capture viruses, and assemble nanoscale devices with extraordinary precision.
A small study found that sildenafil dramatically improved muscle strength, reduced seizures, and halted metabolic crises in patients with Leigh syndrome.
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